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Newsletter Articles – Team Resilience, Toxic Workers and others

By Amanda Furness | 10 March 2016

A look at the external articles which featured in the Spring 2016 edition of our bi-monthly newsletter “In Equilibrium”.

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Resilience – A tool for stressed teachers

By Amanda Furness | 12 February 2016

We recently delivered a pilot one-day course to a group of probationer teachers, the feedback was thought provoking and encouraging. Read our short article to find out what the participants felt about their experience of the course and how it might benefit others.

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Resilience Skills : The importance of having a growth mind-set

By Amanda Furness | 26 January 2016

A short article which looks at the importance of having a growth mind-set, staying power, perseverance, hardiness and grit when considering resilience skills.

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Resilience Skills : Self-talk, 3 tips to make yours work for you rather than against you

By Amanda Furness | 20 January 2016

Part of our series of posts within our Resilience Skills A-Z : Definitions of the terms used, this short article offers 3 tips which can be used to help improve your self-talk and achieve the benefits positive self-talk can bring.

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Resilience Skills : Is self-care an indulgence or an essential part of resilience?

By Amanda Furness | 18 November 2015

A brief article looking at the difference between self-care habits & self-indulgence, explaining why healthy self-care habits play an essential part in becoming resilient.

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Resilience Skills : 6 tips to help improve your self-esteem

By Amanda Furness | 18 November 2015

A short article looking at what self-esteem means within a resilience context, six tips to help boost it are also included.

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Resilience Skills : How do you build self-awareness?

By Amanda Furness | 02 November 2015

A short article in our series of “Resilience A – Z: Definitions of the Terms Used”, which looks at what self-awareness really means together with some suggestions for helping to build your self-awareness.

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Resilience Skills : How regulating our emotions can transform our relationships

By Amanda Furness | 02 November 2015

This brief article looks at how, with practice, we can all develop 2 characteristics of highly resilient people, being aware of our emotions and being able to regulate those emotions.

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Reframing

Resilience Skills : The benefits of reframing your negative thoughts

By Jan Lawrence | 14 September 2015

This short article explains why reframing is such a useful technique to learn. It also illustrates three of the many occasions when it can be used to change our outlook and stop us from dwelling on negative thoughts.

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Problem solving

Resilience Skills : 5 steps to effective problem solving

By Jan Lawrence | 10 September 2015

A short article which highlights the 5 steps you can take when problem solving and discusses the importance of applying a problem solving process in the workplace.

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